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5 Chords used in the song: Em, Am, D, G, C
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Intro :
Heh Heh
Heh Heh
Heh Heh
Heh Heh
1st verse :
When you are on a holiday
You can't find the words to say
All the things that come to you
And I wanna feel it to
Chorus :
On an island in the sun,
We'll be playin' n’ havin' fun
And it makes me feel so fine
I can't control my brain
Heh Heh
Heh Heh
2nd Verse :
When you are on a golden sea
You don't need no memory
Just a place to call your own
As we drift into the zone
Chorus :
On an island in the sun,
We'll be playin' n’ havin' fun
And it makes me feel so fine
I can't control my brain
Bridge :
We'll run away together
We'll spend some time forever
We'll never feel bad anymore Heh Heh
Heh Heh
Heh Heh
Solo : [
Chorus :
On an island in the sun,
We'll be playin' n’ havin' fun
And it makes me feel so fine
I can't control my brain
Bridge :
We'll run away together
We'll spend some time forever
We'll never feel bad anymore Heh Heh
Ending : [
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Mmmm...to me the original Am sounds much better than the C. Different ears :)
07 Jan 2023
man its Am7 not Am, check this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcCmi59YwJA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcCmi59YwJA
28 Mar 2012
Best one I have found :)
But I personally like how it sounds if you replace the second chord (Am) with a C
But I personally like how it sounds if you replace the second chord (Am) with a C
14 Jun 2011
You got the chord progression perfect, but I like to play a different voicing of the second chord, the Am. From top to bottom string, I use frets 5, 4, 5, and 3. That way you get the Am chord, but rising in pitch from the first chord, just like the song.
09 May 2011
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About this song: Island In The Sun
"Island in the Sun" is a 2001 single by Weezer. It is the second single from the band's album, Weezer (The Green Album). "Island in the Sun" wasn't originally planned to be on the album, yet producer Ric Ocasek fought for the song and it ended up on the final product. It was a successful radio single and perhaps the band's biggest hit ever outside of the United States. In late 2001, the band reworked the song's solo for their live show.
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